For Desktop OnlyRhythms — Compare life's ups and downs for famous people with your own (intense) life. Here you can see some of the life attributes we explore for them... and for you.

Chronicle — a vertical timeline that zooms from a year to 60 years. Unique columns for health, residences, jobs, and more — linked directly to your resume.
It only takes a little bit of context to bring back a host of associations. "Who was I dating when I had that job?" or "What was our address when I was in school?" — these aren't trivia. They're the threads that hold a life together.
— from the founder's notebook

Network — distance from you reflects closeness of relationship. Line thickness is density of interactions, brightness is recency. Connected to your daily action items.
Five ways to see your own data. Each one a different lens on the same life.
We think of LinkedIn as the perfect résumé because it's social and easy to share. And it is an excellent tool for that. Being connected is great — but you also need real context. How did I meet that person? What was their partner's name? Who's drifting and who do I need to get back to?
— from the founder's notebook
No ads. No data brokering. No public profiles. It's just not that kind of tool. Your Chronicle, contacts, and notes are invisible to everyone — locked at the database level, not just behind a settings toggle. This is a tool for your life. It works for you, not around you.
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Journal — a quick sketchbook for notes on each year of your life. As little or as much as you'd like, though a couple of random memories per year goes a long way. The years connect to Chronicle, and entries in Chronicle fill in blocks here.
For people who want to remember, connect, and pass something forward.
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